Top Notes 
Leather
Spices
Heart Notes 
Frankincense
Musk
Base Notes 
Oriental notes
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Smoking in the Birch Forest
What has and has not existed in "niche fragrances," the possible and impossible, beautiful and grotesque, hard and soft, "metal" and "ocean," or both together. Scents that smell like "old workshop," musty and dull, beautiful newcomers, mysticism swirling around incense... Oh, this could fill an entire book. And there are quite a few rather unknown ones, like this fragrance here. Happy "blind swap"! Did not know what would be in the surprise package.
Now curiosity is satisfied. And it pleases. It is "niche" and has implemented a rather well-known theme of "unknown." Just a formality? No! More of a combination that proves the talent of the perfumers.
It mainly consists of "base notes" that last a long time. Frankincense, "birch tar," and spices. Crafted together in such a way that a mystical, mysterious impression is created. Dark, but not gloomy. Cool, but not cold. Woody, but not just that. With frankincense that is burned and misted in this forest. A birch forest. Rather light, but dense. And several spices that flash differently over time. Sometimes pepper, sometimes clove, then cardamom and coriander. Layered and diverse. Resins from conifers with a hint of vanilla. But always frankincense and "leather" (birch tar). Long-lasting and variably interesting. Just "niche" ;-))
Now curiosity is satisfied. And it pleases. It is "niche" and has implemented a rather well-known theme of "unknown." Just a formality? No! More of a combination that proves the talent of the perfumers.
It mainly consists of "base notes" that last a long time. Frankincense, "birch tar," and spices. Crafted together in such a way that a mystical, mysterious impression is created. Dark, but not gloomy. Cool, but not cold. Woody, but not just that. With frankincense that is burned and misted in this forest. A birch forest. Rather light, but dense. And several spices that flash differently over time. Sometimes pepper, sometimes clove, then cardamom and coriander. Layered and diverse. Resins from conifers with a hint of vanilla. But always frankincense and "leather" (birch tar). Long-lasting and variably interesting. Just "niche" ;-))
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